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Veterans Truth Network was Killed by CIA Sell out Gene Chip Tatum, and his FBI Troll Lorien Fenton a FBI “CI” Confidential Informant, Radio Talk Show Host Lorien Fenton, who pushes the Alien Agenda with Mufon Radio the Illuminati fake news site and she infiltrates all groups and she Lorien Fenton claims to never have any money but always produces events and always complains about losing money and lives in the riches district in San Francisco, California.

During a meeting with Special Operations Command Officials yesterday, All News Network found out that the Obama Administrations true intentions are to enrage Americans against Russia, and this is how he has planned to accomplish this misdeed to America.

Liar Liar – Pants on Fire – Obama Sends U.S. Ground Troops to Syria

Question what is Gene Chip Tatum doing at Special Operations Command in Florida????

April 2, 2014 Starting Mondays 6pm-8pm eastern standard time CIA Whistleblower Gene Chip Tatum will have his new Veterans Today Talk Radio Program on http://www.freedomslips.com also know as Revolution Radio.

The topics will be two articles with the authors of the top stories of the week from http://www.veteranstoday.com

Connecting some Financial Frauds the U.S. Justice Department does not want you to know about but U.S. Attorney Eric Holder does know.

The Denver Illuminati Connection and Leonard Millman one of the 12 Illuminati Wizards’ of Oz.

Convicted HUD Scamster Phil Winn who this Whistleblower helped the HUD Independent Prosecutor Arlen Adams in 1989 get the conviction and plea bargain in 1991 against Winn who agreed to pay a $1.5 million dollar fine and was to be sentence to prison for 5-7 years that never happened, instead Denver-U.S. District Court Judge Sherman Finesilver who had been bribed years earlier with his ownership of Westward Newspaper in Denver by Leonard Millman got Judge Finesilver to seal Phil Winn’s case from 1991 until 2001 when CIA Bill Clinton the day before leaving office as the U.S. President gave convicted criminal Phil Winn a illegal Presidential Pardon.

Just think Phil Winn helped steal over 500,000 apartment units from HUD over 20 years for Denver Illuminati Wizard Len Millman and gets a presidential pardon.

Those apartments are hidden under thousand of entities one of the largest is AMICO run by Terri Constadine and Norman Brownstein, who is the attorney for Illuminati Wizards of Oz Leonard Millman and Wizard George HW Bush. Brownstein was one of the six CIA Council to George HW Bush when he was CIA Director in the mid 1970s and Brownstein was on the Board of Directors of M.D.C. Holdings, Inc., and now MDC-NYSE Corporate attorney the parent company of Imperial Savings and Silverado Saving and Loan of Denver which collapsed where Neil Bush the U.S. President’s son was a Director and in charge of Narcotics Money Laundering from Iran- Contra, nearly 12 Trillion Dollars in 9 years was laundered.

Phil Winn’s, Winn Financial was an MDC-NYSE subsidiary company. Phil Winn’s “Buffers-Stooges” were caught selling 4,000 stolen repossessed HUD houses in Arizona in 1992 and served time in Federal detention in Denver.

These were stolen in the late 1970s from HUD computers and re-deeded to Leonard Millman and his attorney Norman Brownstein who was in charge of the stolen houses for Millman and Bush.

Don Boles, a Phoenix, Arizona Investigative Journalist was murdered over his investigations of some of these stolen HUD houses that were being sold in Arizona.

Asset Investors created Mortgages on houses that were never built and duplicate mortgages up to 9 times that they bought from Mortgage Brokers around the United States then sold those Mortgages in bundles as Securities bundled as derivatives those Mortgages which had cause the worldwide financial meltdown in 2008.

Norman Brownstein was the Director and Vice President of HSBC Bank of Canada in charge of Derivatives which bundled the Fake Mortgaged Backed Securities and sold them throughout the world as Mortgage Backed Derivatives.

The current Denver U.S. Attorney is part of U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder’s special Task force to prosecute the Bankers frauds the Denver U.S. Attorney’s office has been a revolving door from the Norman Brownstein law firm.

Ask the former U.S. Denver Attorney who covered up Enron or former U.S. Attorney Michael Norton who covered up the Millman-Bush stolen 2,000 pounds of Uranium from Rocky Flats Nuclear arsenal west of Denver that was shipped in Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Trucks to Apex Aviation in St. Louis, Missouri to keep from triggering Nuclear material transport detectors and flown to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and sold to North Korea that gave North Korea the Nuke Bomb.

Leonard Millman’s CITI Bank’s subsidiary did the fake clean up of Rocky Flats, the cover story was 2,000 pounds of Uranium was spilled on the hillside, cost to U.S. Taxpayer $2.5 Billion what a scam.

Then guess who builds a subdivision on that contaminated land and a great view of the Denver skyline?

MDC’s Richmond American Homes run by Millman’s “Buffer-Stooge” Larry Mizel.

Larry Mizel alias Larry Mizell is the Chairman of MDC-NYSE who dreamed up the Mortgage frauds for Leonard Millman his boss.

In a recent $13 Billion dollar settlement with JP Morgan Bank, Home America Mortgage a MDC Subsidiary had been named in the original suit to cover the whole frauds up in one sweep.

Former FSLIC Attorney and Professor of law at UMKC questions why is there no prosecutions?

Illegally stealing Americans houses that were paying their Mortgages to other mortgage companies and on time and up to date on their mortgage when the Denver Illuminati Wizard Leonard Millman alias Leonard Hillman alias Michael Donavan would send his crooked attorneys in saying they owned the Mortgage and that it was registered with Meirs and I own the property. 12.5 million American have had their homes stolen from them with crooked attorneys, Judges and others, only the Kentucky Attorney General seems to be doing his job.

Bank of America has 80% of their mortgages on their books are non-performing assets, meaning they got stuck with the false mortgages and Bank of America is cooking their books, which is against the law yet they trade on the NYSE.

Meirs the privately owned Mortgage registration was set up in 1993 by Millman’s “Buffer-Stooge” M.D.C. Holdings, Inc. Director Larry Mizel.

Why was Meirs set up in 1993?

Because these same named criminals above were doing the same thing during the 1980s except they were selling fake Mortgages to their Colorado controlled banks and Mortgage Companies then they triggered the FSLIC, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FDIC Insurance to scam the U.S. Government and investors. Thirty one years of fraud and no one has gone to jail because all U.S. Attorney Generals and Colorado’s US Attorney and Colorado State Attorney Generals since 1981 have been controlled by these two Illuminati Wizards Leonard Millman and George HW Bush who both Graduated from Yale University together and were both Skull and Bone Buddies and members a known Satanic Occult.

Why did Leonard Millman pay a $80,000 Million Dollar fine in 1997 over a grand jury indictment for bribing Government Officials and never went to jail and the case was sealed under National Security by then President Bill Clinton?

Because Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton are part of the Denver Illuminati Zionist Organized Crime Syndicate, their attorney James M. Lyons was on the Board of Directors of MDC-NYSE.

Bill Clinton’s fines that were paid over the Monica Lewinsky scandal and oral sex in the Whitehouse and lying before a grand jury saying a blow job and stuffing Monica with cigars is not sex, it did happen but this was the Spin Doctor story to keep the truth about Iran Contra and the Arkansas involvement from coming out.

Judge Lawrence Walsh had them nailed in late 1992 and he was replaced by Independent Prosecutor Kenny Star who obstructed Justice and covered up Iran- Contra frauds. Stars father started Star International the parent company of AIG Insurance the Millman’s “Buffer-Stooge” Maurice Hank Greenberg runs AIG and was directly involved with Meyer Blinder of Blinder-Robinson the world largest penny stock frauds which collapsed in 1990. Millman’s “Buffers-Stooges” Blinder and Greenberg ran National Brokerage Company, on Pine Street, Denver, Colorado. National Brokerage did massive securities frauds in the 1980s with ties to Balcor Securities, Stinger Securities, and gave Iran Contra drug smugglers-pilots stock in dummy companies to pledge as collateral for loans made by Neil Bush a Director at Silverado Savings. Those loans were never repaid, the stock was bogus and the FDIC out of Dallas picked up the tab. FDIC employees out of the Dallas offices were in on the take.

Chubb Insurance Company of Denver paid Bill Clinton’s fines and paid off others including Paula Jones in Clinton’s affairs. Chubb’s Board of Directors at the time was Norman Phillip Brownstein.

Do you really want Hillary Clinton a known 4th Degree Satanic Witch, Lesbian, and Killer of over 300 witnesses and the Jewish Mob attorney (Rose law firm) to be your next President in 2016?

Ask Larry Mizel why he had a meeting with former Rose Law Firm Partner and White House Aid Vince Foster on the day he was murdered in Washington, D.C.

Ask Leonard Millman who controlled Hensel-Phelps Construction Company based out of Greeley, Colorado a nationwide contractor who committed frauds at the Denver Airport why a Helsel-Phelps Construction Company yellow pickup truck license number RCG-702 Arkansas tag was at the White House the evening Vice Foster was murdered.

Guess who sits on the Board of Directors of AIPAC-American Israeli Public Affairs Committee, which is Zionist Espionage against the United States and controls 99% of the U.S. Congress and Senate?

AIPAC’s National Board has approximately 50 members. By tradition, previous Presidents serve as Board members, and are not listed separately here. (Asher, Levy, Mitchell, and Weinberg were sometimes referred to as the “Gang of Four”.[2]) There are also state-level and some city-level AIPAC boards.

“Stew you’re the only person to go after the pinnacle of the Zionist Organized Crime Leonard Millman, your-ex-in-law and Larry Mizel, Millman’s Buffer.”—Gordon Duff Editor Veterans Today May 16, 2013

This interview of Gordon Duff and Stew Webb made in December 2012 was rated as one of 2013 most listened to interview now on Stew Webb’s youtube site.

“I have known Stew for many years and have yet to meet a more energetic Whistleblower and investigator. Stew has suffered persecutions, beatings, verbal abuse and much more for standing up for what he believes in. Stew Webb is loyal to the cause of exposing corruption, not online in America but around the world. January 30, 2014—Gene “Chip” Tatum

Super Spook Gene Chip Tatum 1996 interview with Stew Webb

AIG Harken Energy Winn Financial Group

By Al Martin

There were about 100 such projects in all which were ultimately bailed out by some public guarantee institution.

It wasn’t necessarily the FDIC or the FSLIC, but in some cases, very esoteric public guaranteed funds were used to bail these deals out.

George Jr. naturally specialized in oil since he controlled the Bush family oil portfolio including Harken Energy stock, Tidewater Development stock, and Apache and Zapata stock.

These were all deals where George Sr. had formerly been on the Board of Directors. Now George Jr. was on the Board of Directors, since Sr. as Vice President couldn’t have that capacity.

Harken Energy was a classic fraud. The stock still trades on the AMEX at five or six dollars a share. It’s been pumped up recently because there’s a new fraud going on with those Bahrainian Leases that Richard Secord originally had ten years ago.

The stock will shortly collapse back to two dollars again, as soon as everybody gets out. A lot of Republicans will make money on the deal. ….

I also have a lot of documentation pursuant to George, Sr.’s involvement in fraudulent deals surrounding Zapata and Apache Energy. I have a lot of stuff with him in Harken Energy, also including a lot with George, Jr. in Harken Energy. That’s another possibility. But again, these weren’t large frauds. They were little security frauds, the fraudulent diversion of monies in those bogus Bahrainian leases when they temporarily ensconced Richard Secord to be their Middle Eastern Director for Bahrainian Operations which existed in a file drawer.

What that Bahrainian deal came down to was George Bush, Sr.’s close friend, former Saudi intelligence chief and major Iran­Contra figure, Ghaith Pharaon. That was just a donation to Iran­Contra by the Saudi government. And that’s what the bogus Bahrainian lease deal effectively comes down to. It wasn’t much ­­ $38 million, something like that.

Secord received about $3 million for his own pocket. Harry Aderholt was thrown a bone out of the deal. It was no big deal really. I also want to discuss an overview of Bush family fraud, ala Iran­Contra profiteering. …….

The Tri­Lateral Investment Group, Ltd. is also one of the deals (one of the very few deals, perhaps only a few dozen deals in that era by this group of guys) that you could connect Jeb, Neil, George, Jr., Prescott, and Wally Bush.

All five ­­ you can put in the Tri­Lateral Investment Group, Ltd. You can put Neil in it vis­a­vis Tri­Lateral’s dealings with Neil’s Gulf Stream Realty.

Then you back up a step and put Neil Bush into Tri­Lateral Investment Group’s dealings with the Winn Financial Group of Denver run by the infamous former Ambassador to Switzerland, Phillip Winn. You can put George, Jr. in the deal vis­a­vis the Tri­Lateral Group Ltd.’s fraudulent relationship with American Insurance General (AIG) , of which George, Jr. was a part through the same series of fraudulent fidelity guarantee instruments issued on behalf of Harken Energy from American Insurance General.

Tri­Lateral Investment Group then sold bogus oil and gas leases to AIG. This is a direct fraud that George, Jr. profited to the extent of (not a lot) $1.6 or $1.7 million. But it was a clear out­and­out fraud.

Rolling Stone magazine did a good piece on George Bush, Jr. and three of his oil and gas companies which failed. But the article really didn’t go far enough.

It did not go really into Harken and Tidewater and other public corporations which George, Jr. was involved in and in which securities fraud was committed. He was able to neatly skirt the laws ­­ or should we say ­­ deflect the shit away from himself through a whole series of contrivances. The way he was able to do this, by the way, was to post these essentially bogus fidelity and guaranty instruments, so the deals wouldn’t be scrutinized until long after they had collapsed.

This was one of George Jr’s specialities ­­ and I did this myself, by the way. It was a common tactic in Iran­Contra Securities Fraud. As the expression goes, it was to “back in” fraudulent assets, normally of a real estate nature, to back in fraudulent assets into a public shell. More commonly, they were known by their regulatory names in those days as a Reg D offering, or a Reg 501 or 505, or an S1, S3 or S18 offering. These were the common euphemisms used in the day. This is, of course, Security and Exchange Commission language, or “SEC speak” as we used to call it, for various types of offerings, which govern how large these offerings could be, how many states they could be ‘blue­skied’ in (meaning how many states they could be sold in), the total amount of money that could be raised, the market making regulation that was necessary to maintain a market in the shares thereinafter.

Anyway, a very common securities fraud was the use of 144 stock. 144 stock refers to Rule 144, or Restricted Shares (shares that are not free to trade under the two­year restriction rule). Often a company that would nominally have ten million shares outstanding could issue a hundred million shares of 144 stock that would then be sold at a steep discount to the market price. If you had a stock trading at a dollar, you would issue scads and scads of 144 stock, and you sell it for twenty cents a share. This stock would get bounced out into offshore bank loans, principally through the Union Bank of Switzerland, but also through a whole host of offshore banks through the Caribbean.

The large French bank, Banque Paribas, for instance, was notorious for this because of George, Sr.’s relationship with the bank. What would happen is you would raise an enormous amount of money, but you would also have an enormous amount of restricted stock, out of which at some point, the letter (what is known as the restriction or the letter) would come off that stock, and that stock is going to come bouncing back at some point to the market makers.

Because the scheme was at the banks, this was only meant to be interim financing. We are now talking about cooperative banks who were not meant to be burnt. They were just meant to provide bridge financing. This was very, very true with Union Bank of Switzerland, Royal Trust of Canada, and Imperial of Canada, Banque Z of Curaao, Banco de Populare. These were banks that you did not burn. These banks just acted as facilitator banks. But you have to make them “whole” in the end. Now, if you bury them under a pile of 144 stock, how did you make them “whole” in the end? How you made them “whole” is by pumping up the deal as the letter began to expire on the 144 stock that was out.

You would pump up the shares artificially in the marketplace and begin to bleed the stock back through your market makers at forty or fifty cents on the dollar. You would make money again. You had originally borrowed twenty cents on the dollar. You perhaps would bleed the stock back into the marketplace at forty cents on the dollar by the tactic of what is known as “back­dooring” the stock to your market makers and dealers, and issuing certain guarantees to them that they in turn would be made whole. The ultimate bag-holder in these deals, of course, are the people that bought the hype, the people that bought the endless press releases, most of which were all bogus.

In some cases, we would have to make the representation that Company A has a tremendous new product or that it just has a contract with the International Monetary Finance Corporation. And boy, this is just going to be the greatest since sliced bread. Of course, what the prospective hypee didn’t know is that the International Monetary Corporation was in fact a shell that had been formed by the very same people who had perpetrated the original fraud. It is the only way you could keep control of the hype. So you would have one bogus company signing a contract to purchase ten zillion widgets from another bogus company. Not only did the widgets not exist, but both the companies themselves were essentially worthless. In this way, you could pump up the price of the shares and be able to create enough liquidity, enough excitement in the shares to distribute all of the stock, all of this 144 stock that you had bouncing back. Since the problem was obvious, you would vastly expand the flow to the shares ­­ in some cases, by a factor of ten.

There were previously, let’s say, 10 million shares authorized, but usually there was 300,000 or 400,000 shares that were actually out. The rest of it was buried in the hands of dealers or constituted restricted stock. So what would happen is towards the end, when the deal would falter, you could always give the deal a second shot by instituting a reverse stock split, which would bring the stock back up to a level where penny stock investors and speculators felt more comfortable, and also back to a level where the shares would then again meet certain regulatory hurdles, thus making it easier to distribute the stock. You took the stock that was originally done and pumped it up to a dollar. In order to maintain it at a dollar and absorb all the stock, you needed a constant flow of hype.

When the shares eventually sank (because the distribution began to back up on the dealers a little bit), you would give the stock a secondary chance by instituting a reverse stock split. That would boost the price of the shares back up to where they were, usually even higher. Of course the spreads would widen out, and as anyone knows in reverse stock split penny deal, the spreads always get very, very wide. But you simply disguise those spreads.

The dealers can very easily disguise those spreads by either not posting Bids and Asks on the pink sheets, or just posting so­called nominal Bids and Asks which would give the appearance to the would­be investor that the stock was substantially more liquid than it was. But the reverse stock split was always the last link in the chain of the fraud of the underlying deal. Because the last time you would pump it up would be through this artifice, this device using a reverse stock split. It wouldn’t be long thereafter that simply the deal would fall apart, and you could distribute the stock all the way back down to a penny bid, three cents offered, which we did on a lot of deals.

Once the broker/dealers were out ­­ or were “whole” financially ­­ as well as your other market makers and specialists, once you had made them whole financially, because you had so severely discounted the stock to them to begin with, then there would always be 30 million or 40 million shares left over. And the Bids and Asks would quickly go to like a penny bid, three cents offered, but with that, you would get a whole new crop of potential investors. You would keep a little bit of hype there. You’d keep a little bit of activity and spread on the sheets. And there’s a whole lot of people that will buy 10,000, 20,000 shares of a two or three cent stock in hopes that it might be a twenty or thirty cent stock. You do open yourself up at a penny ­­ making a market of one and three cents ­­ you open yourself up to a whole new crop of speculators that will be sellers of a deal at twenty cents, not buyers of a deal at twenty cents.

We use to call these type of penny speculators “green feet.” We used to delineate them by where the stocks traded, on what sheets, in other words. For instance, a pink sheet speculator is someone who bought higher priced penny stocks and shares that traded in the low dollars. Of course, when the stock fell down below the pink sheet regulatory level, it would be kicked down to the green sheets. That’s where you find the one cent, three cent, five cent stocks. When they could no longer be maintained at that level, they would be kicked down to the yellow sheets. That’s where you would sometimes see stocks trading in mils ­­ so many mils bid, so many mils offered. As long as there was still somebody willing to buy it, a market could be maintained, particularly since the stock, by this point, did not cost anything to the broker/dealers or those who initiated the fraud. Everybody was out and clean and made their money, and public shareholders were the ultimate bag holders. But you could actually keep these deals floating and alive for a long time before they absolutely fell apart.

Biography
Stew Webb Federal Whistleblower-Activist of 29 years has been a guest on over 3,000 Radio and TV Programs since September 18, 1991 and was responsible for the Congressional Investigations and hearings that lead to the Appointment of Independent Prosecutor Arlin Adams for in the 1989 HUD Hearings, the Silverado Savings and Loan Hearings, the Denver International Airport Frauds hearings, the MDC Holdings, Inc. NYSE Illegal Political Campaign Money Laundering Colorado’s biggest case aka Keating 5 hearings to name a few. Stew was held as a Political Prisoner from 1992-1993 to silence his exposure by Leonard Millman his former in law with illegal charges of threatening harassing telephone calls charges were dismissed with prejudice. Leonard Millman, George HW Bush, George W Bush, Jeb Bush, Neil Bush, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Larry Mizel, Phil Winn, Norman Brownstein, John McCain and Mitt Romney to name a few are all partners in what is known as the Bush-Millman-Clinton Organized Crime Syndicate. Leonard Millman is a member of the “Illuminati Council of 13”Stew Webb Official Website
“Stew you’re the only person to go after the pinnacle of the Zionist Organized Crime Leonard Millman, your-ex-in-law and Larry Mizel, Millman’s Buffer.”—Gordon Duff May 16, 2013 (Stew Webb USMC Honorable Discharge)

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A number of years have passed since you have heard from me. I have been living a quiet life in South America, while there I noticed a number of articles written about statements I had made. I hope to clear the air on some of these. First and foremost President Bush did not order the assassination of Ross Perot. That is pure conjecture on the part of internet conspiracy theorists. He wanted Mr. Perot out of the race. That is true. But the order was to pressure him out, that would have been by intimidation. Believe me, there were archives of information that could have intimidated Mr. Perot sufficiently to leave the presidential race. The team that accepted the mission instead used the family tact. Which is intimidating the target by using family members? And so it was. That License to kill was not a Ross Perot Order.

Then there is the nonsense of the killing of Senator Tower. Pure B*** S***. Whoever dreamed up that line needs some serious help.

I believe those are the two items that need immediate corrections. There are others of course, but I will address those in the course of this series.

I believe to start I should introduce the players on the field. Once a mission was successfully completed, a call was made to our Mission Specialists (lets use a NASA term, sounds cooler than controller or handler. J.B. would have liked that). The message was simple. “The playing field is clear”

So let’s set up the Playing Field in Series 1.

There is a broadcast that can set up the background very efficiently. Here is the abridgedtext of the broadcast.
If you wish to hear the actual broadcast you can click on the link below.

The death of drug smug­gler and CIA oper­a­tive Barry Seal encap­su­lates much of the secret his­tory of Amer­i­can covert oper­a­tions in the sec­ond half of the 20th cen­tury. A pri­mary oper­a­tor in the Contra-related cocaine smug­gling of the 1980’s, Seal was gunned down in Feb­ru­ary of 1986 because he was threat­en­ing to “roll-over”—to squeal on his han­dlers. Had Seal done this, it might have led to the down­fall of the Reagan/Bush admin­is­tra­tion and the cur­tail­ment of the Contra-support oper­a­tion. Begin­ning with the account of Seal’s mur­der being broad­cast over the police radio in the Baton Rouge area, the pro­gram relates the extra­or­di­nary cir­cum­stances sur­round­ing the arrest and “pros­e­cu­tion” of the Colom­bian assas­sins who killed Seal. Even more extra­or­di­nary was the behav­ior of the FBI, which (con­trary to legal pro­ce­dure) con­fis­cated evi­dence that had been kept by Seal in the trunk of his Cadil­lac. That evi­dence con­sisted of tapes of Seal talk­ing with his han­dlers, who appar­ently included ele­ments of the CIA and then Vice-President George Bush. When one of Seal’s attor­neys prod­ded Seal for more infor­ma­tion about whom he was work­ing for, Seal handed him the phone and told him to call a num­ber that he gave to his coun­sel. When Unglesby (the lawyer) called the num­ber, he got Vice-President Bush’s office. When Seal attempted to pre­vail on Bush to inter­vene on his behalf with the IRS, Seal was mur­dered. Much of the pro­gram deals with Seal’s his­tory in the world of covert operations

1. The show begins with an account of a Louisiana State Police lieutenant’s hear­ing of Barry Seal’s death. This lieutenant—Robert Thomasson—had long tracked Seal, in a vain attempt to bring the CIA agent extra­or­di­naire to jus­tice. “The white unmarked police car car­ry­ing Louisiana State Police Lt. Robert Thom­mas­son, head of a spe­cial 21-man nar­cotics unit tasked solely with stop­ping Barry Seal, rolled slowly out of New Orleans in the hazy twi­light. . . After another long day Thom­mas­son was going home; his car inched through long day Thom­mas­son was going home; his car inched through traf­fic onto the 24-mile long Cause­way across Lake Pontchar­train which con­nects New Orleans with its leafy north­ern sub­urbs.” (Barry and the Boys; by Daniel Hop­sicker; Mad Cow Press [HC]; Copy­right 2001 by Daniel Hop­sicker; ISBN 0–9706-5911–0-5; p. 425.)

2. “Though Thom­mas­son was tired, fatigue has not dulled his vivid rec­ol­lec­tions of what hap­pened next. . . . A call crack­led over his police radio. ‘1018. Repeat: 1018. Imme­di­ately call head­quar­ters,’ ordered a grim dispatcher’s voice. A cop who had learned a grudg­ing respect for his elu­sive quarry, Thom­mas­son heard the news in dis­be­lief. . . ‘What’s white-and-brown-and-red and rolling around in Baton Rouge?’ asked the dis­patcher in the mirth­less tone cops use to dis­tance them­selves from bloody events. ‘Barry Seal. They just gut­ted him.’”

3. “As he heard the news, in the dis­tance he was still lis­ten­ing to his cruiser’s tires rolling over the causeway’s grat­ing. Thump . . .Thump. . . Thump. . . A $500,000 Medellin car­tel mur­der con­tract had hung over Seal’s head, upped to a cool $1 mil­lion if he was brought alive to Colom­bia. Still, the chill­ing bru­tal and clin­i­cal effi­ciency with which the ‘rene­gade’ agent had been dis­patched was breath-taking. . . espe­cially given that Seal him­self, a man with the most impec­ca­ble intel­li­gence sources, had not felt threat­ened. He cer­tainly hadn’t availed him­self of the Fed­eral Wit­ness Pro­tec­tion pro­gram when it was offered to him.”

4. There was appar­ently con­cern on the part of law offi­cers who had pur­sued Seal that they might be blamed for his death. “The dis­patcher asked, ‘Hey, bud, where you at?’ Thump. . . ‘Mid­dle of the cause­way,’ Thom­mas­son replied numbly. ‘Good,’ came the curt rejoin­der. ‘Get a bridge ticket on your way back into town, stamped with date and time.’ ‘See, how volatile the whole Seal thing was,’ says Thom­mas­son today, ‘is that they wanted me to have proof of exactly where I had been when Seal was killed, to remove any sus­pi­cion that we had played any role in it. It felt very much like ‘where were you when Kennedy was shot?’ It was that big—at least in Louisiana it was—especially since ten­sions had been run­ning so high since Barry was con­victed.’”

5. “In ret­ro­spect, Thom­mas­son says, the mur­der was a shock, but no sur­prise; Seal had seem­ingly fallen from favor with who­ever had been pro­tect­ing him. He’d been on a well-documented down­ward spi­ral for over a year, los­ing sta­tus, pos­ses­sions, and immu­nity from pros­e­cu­tion he had once taken for granted as a mem­ber of a ‘pro­tected’ class.”

6. “Most who knew Barry Seal were sad­dened at his exe­cu­tion, but not sur­prised. His sec­re­tary Dan­dra Seale (no rela­tion) was typ­i­cal. . . ‘The day Barry was killed, when he came back from lunch. . .’ she began, then stopped, her throat catch­ing. ‘See, he knew that day that they were killing him. Yes he did. Good lord. And he took it calmly, and con­tin­ued with what he’d been doing, which was try­ing to get the Play­boy Chan­nel into the Sal­va­tion Army, so that he and the rest of the men could watch it while he was locked up there at night.’”

7. Although the offi­cial story of Seal’s mur­der holds that he was exe­cuted by the Medellin car­tel, few who knew him believed it. His per­sonal sec­re­tary was among the skep­tics. “Not sur­pris­ingly, Dan­dra blames the ‘gov­ern­ment’ for Seal’s mur­der, and not the Medellin Car­tel ‘tar baby’ of the offi­cial ver­sion of events. . . ‘The CIA peo­ple here allowed it to hap­pen. He had a chart; he had dirt on any­body and every­body.’”

8. “Bob Thomas­son, now a fed­eral drug enforce­ment offi­cial teach­ing inter­dic­tion tech­niques to state and local police offi­cers, recalled what hap­pened when the state Police learned that Barry Seal had been mur­dered. . . ‘I imme­di­ately put out troops in Baton Rouge. Now, keep in mind, we are the State Police. The mur­der juris­dic­tion was in the city/parish. State police go in only when they’re called in, all right? Then I put the crime lab on standby. The city cops took one look at Seal’s bloody body, real­ized what they had, and requested the state police at the scene. So I imme­di­ately put the New Orleans office on standby,’ he con­tin­ued.”

9.” ‘At that time we had no idea yet that these guys—the shooters—were like rab­bits spread­ing out in a wild­fire. None what­so­ever. Thirty-five min­utes after the shoot­ing, I had dis­patch call the Baton Rouge office of the FBI, and the New Orleans office of the FBI, to give a noti­fi­ca­tion, just because it’s the right thing to do. . . You know, we’ve got a major smug­gler mur­dered, da-da-da-da-da.”

10. Here it is related that when one of Seal’s exe­cu­tion­ers were arrested at the air­port, the arrest­ing FBI agent acci­den­tally exposed the film the killer had taken of Seal’s mur­der. “We dis­cov­ered that one of the killers actu­ally took pic­tures of the murder-in-progress, but that the FBI agent who nabbed this guy at New Orleans Inter­na­tional Air­port as he was try­ing to flee the coun­try that night exposed the film, ren­der­ing it use­less as evi­dence.’ Thom­mas­son chooses his words care­fully. ‘What you get, when you call the FBI at night,’ he explains, ‘is a duty agent, okay?’ He’s just a kid, usu­ally, just out of the FBI Acad­emy, his stand­ing orders are, ‘Make No Deci­sions under Any Cir­cum­stances.””

11.” ‘What you don’t get at that time of night is a sea­soned agent or a SAC (Spe­cial Agent in Charge). You don’t get any­body impor­tant. So the appre­hen­sion at the air­port was made by a kid. It went like this: my head­quar­ters called the New Orleans FBI office. As soon as that phone call was received, the two ‘baby’ agents that had watch that night—they’re called ‘watch sups’—went out to cover the air­port.’”

12. ” ‘Now, never in a thou­sand years would this ever hap­pen again, but these two lucky guys park their car at the air­port, and head into the ter­mi­nal at the exact same time as this shooter, and they’ve got a phys­i­cal descrip­tion over their radio that exactly matches the guy they’re see­ing. That’s the only way that guy got caught. So . . . if you’re ask­ing me, did they delib­er­ately expose that film at the air­port? I got to say: look at who these two FBI guys were. Rook­ies. These are not the Men in Black.’”

13. After Hop­sicker braced Thom­mas­son about the involve­ment of the CIA in Seal’s mur­der, Thommasson’s demeanor dark­ened. ” ‘Why was there so much sus­pi­cion of the CIA?’ we asked. From his gri­mace we sur­mise he feels we’re push­ing. He pauses, straight­ens in his chair, and then fixes us with a state felt before, no doubt, by innu­mer­able South­ern mis­cre­ants. ‘Tell me why you’re doing this,’ Thom­mas­son demands. From the way he says ‘this,’ we know exactly what he means. . . And after we tell him he sits, think­ing hard. And then with­out another word of com­ment, while star­ing fixedly out a 12th story win­dow of a hotel room in Day­tona Beach, Florida at the blue-green Atlantic, turn­ing now a deeper blue as the sun slowly sets some­where a mil­lion miles away, he starts to talk. . . And the words at first come slowly, but soon enough are pour­ing out in tor­rents.”

14.” ‘This gets really black, okay, and it gets black for a lot of peo­ple. . . But I’ll give you a sequence of events: The FBI appears shows up, on site, at the shoot­ing, okay? And I go, hmmm. . . . It hap­pens. . . .It’s not too fuck­ing extra­or­di­nary, but still. . . And then the con­tents of the car, the trunk, were seized.’”

15. Appar­ently, the FBI vio­lated stan­dard oper­at­ing pro­ce­dure by con­fis­cat­ing evi­dence from the trunk of Seal’s car. ” ‘But they can’t just seize mate­r­ial evi­dence in a cap­i­tal crime!’ we protested. ‘Isn’t it ille­gal for any­one but the inves­ti­gat­ing offi­cers to remove evi­dence from a crime scene?’ ‘I told you,’ he con­tin­ued, ‘this gets really black. But some of the con­tents of the trunk, any­way, made it to my lab . . . our Louisiana State Police lab, which is def­i­nitely not a mom and pop shop—they’ve got 60–80 highly-trained employ­ees. . . Here’s the police pro­ce­dural: if it’s my case and I call the lab, I own the lab, okay? They take orders only from me. It would be the same pro­ce­dure if a sher­iff from Podunk called—they would then own the lab, the lab would work only for them. Under­stand?’”

16.” ‘Now, it would be beyond a breach of ethics, it would be crim­i­nal. . . . If, say, I called the lab and said, hey, I hear the city police sub­mit­ted a report on Joe Schmo, I’m com­ing by to pick it up. It’s called ‘tam­per­ing with evi­dence.’ We’re into crim­i­nal acts here. The evi­dence that went into that lab on Barry Seal went to a guy that won’t talk to you, so don’t ask me for his name or phone num­ber. This has caused a lot of stress in his life. He’s a long-time friend, and a top gun in foren­sics. And he gets the con­tents of Barry Seal’s brief­case, and some other con­tents of the car as lab exhibits. And he brings it into the lab. Our lab had worked the scene, and so had then brought the trunk’s con­tents back to the lab,’ he con­tin­ued.”

17. When Daniel inquired about the nature of the con­tents of the trunk of Seal’s Cadil­lac (con­fis­cated by the FBI), it became appar­ent that he was tread­ing on very sen­si­tive turf. Appar­ently, Seal had taped all his phone calls—including those made to his intel­li­gence handlers—and kept them with him at all times. Lieu­tenant Thom­mas­son received a pointed warn­ing about the sen­si­tiv­ity of the Seal case—his family’s dog was decap­i­tated and found float­ing in their back­yard pool. “We can’t help our­selves, and blurt out the ‘Big Ques­tion.’ ‘What was in the trunk of the Cadil­lac?’ ‘I’m not try­ing to be eva­sive. . . ’ Thom­mas­son answers somberly. ‘But, I want to make it very clear . . . I only have third-hand reports. Okay?’ ‘Seal’s trunk con­tained com­pelling and–again, from 3rd hand data—very very com­pelling doc­u­ments and tapes. Sev­eral brief­cases, boxes—wherever Seal’s Cadil­lac was, that was where Barry’s instant records were.’ From the way he stressed ‘3rd hand’ we knew he was speak­ing for the record. Later, we dis­cov­ered that this man’s fam­ily dog was decap­i­tated and left float­ing in their back­yard pool as a warn­ing. . . .Fully three months after Seal’s assas­si­na­tion. . .”

18.” ‘See, Barry taped his calls. Barry taped all of his calls, includ­ing all his calls to his con­trollers. I sus­pect that were you to have seen the con­tents of the trunk, it would cer­tainly val­i­date for whom he was employed, and what his mis­sion was.’ ‘Okay, who has heard those tapes that I could talk to?’ The ten­sion in the room rises. When he speaks his voice is soft, barely above a whis­per. ‘That’s liv­ing?’ he asks. ‘No one. I told you: this gets really black.’”

19. Hopsicker’s fas­ci­nat­ing nar­ra­tive gets into the sub­ject of whom had Barry Seal killed, and why:” . . . If Seal was right in being unafraid of Medellin car­tel retal­i­a­tion, and then who then was respon­si­ble for his mur­der? There is no bet­ter source for this crit­i­cal infor­ma­tion than the three Colom­bians con­victed of the killing, sen­tenced to life in prison with­out parole. We inter­viewed Richard Sharp­stein, a promi­nent Miami crim­i­nal defense attor­ney, and the lawyer for one of the three con­victed assas­sins, who casu­ally revealed the explo­sive truth about who ordered Barry Seal killed—and why.”

20. Seal’s killers were under the dis­tinct impres­sion that the US mil­i­tary offi­cer who directed their actions was Oliver North. ” ‘I rep­re­sented Miguel Velez for the Barry Seal homi­cide, which was one of the most incred­i­ble expe­ri­ences I have ever been through,’ Sharp­stein began. ‘It was an amaz­ing expe­ri­ence. Nobody wanted to think about what any of this meant back in 1986. The impli­ca­tions were just too big. And I’m only speak­ing with you now because some of this has leaked out. All three of the Colom­bians who went on trial always told us—their lawyers—that they were being directed, after they got into this coun­try, on what to do and where to go by an ‘anony­mous gringo,’ a United States Mil­i­tary offi­cer, who they quickly fig­ured out was Oliver North,’ Sharp­stein says.”

21.” ‘Say that again?’ we asked. We were sure we’d heard it right the first time; we just needed con­fir­ma­tion. . . ‘Once they ren­dezvoused together in the States,’ explained Sharp­stein, ‘they, the Colom­bians, were being directed, by phone, by a man who insisted on remain­ing anony­mous, but who did iden­tify him­self as being an offi­cer in the Amer­i­can mil­i­tary. . . They were put in touch with this offi­cer through Rafa (a Colom­bian smug­gler) who was the guy my client worked for. And they all believed that it was Oliver North.’”

22. The pro­gram broaches the sub­ject of the mar­tial law con­tin­gency plans drawn up by Oliver North when he worked for the White House. (For more about this sub­ject, see RFA#32—available from Spit­fire.) “What cor­rob­o­ra­tive indi­ca­tions are there to jus­tify the charge of mur­der against Lt. Col. Oliver North? North, numer­ous sources stated with­out prompt­ing, had been run­ning an assas­si­na­tion squad right out of his White House office. So the extra-judicial exe­cu­tion of Barry Seal wouldn’t have made him blink an eye. There are even alle­ga­tions that he had been tasked with draw­ing up plans to sus­pend the US Con­sti­tu­tion and declare mar­tial law, in the event the mas­sive drug smug­gling tak­ing place ever came to pub­lic light.” (Ibid.; pp. 438–439.)

23. “In Guts and Glory: The Rise and Fall of Oliver North, author Ben Bradlee, Jr., writes. . . ‘North’s work for FEMA from 1982 to the spring of 1984 was highly clas­si­fied, and some would say bizarre. He was involved in help­ing to draft a sweep­ing con­tin­gency plan to impose mar­tial law in the event of a nuclear war or less seri­ous national crises such as wide­spread inter­nal dis­sent or oppo­si­tion to an Amer­i­can mil­i­tary inva­sion abroad.’”

24. Mov­ing beyond the Medellin car­tel dis­in­for­ma­tion, the pro­gram delves into what actu­ally hap­pened. “But the pop­u­lar mythol­ogy of Seal’s assas­si­na­tion is—not just wrong—but active dis­in­for­ma­tion. When we began to exam­ine Seal’s assas­si­na­tion more closely, we saw then even basic facts, like how many killers there were, was stated wrong to slant the story. In the offi­cial ver­sion of events recounted in news­pa­pers, the killers were always described as a ‘three-man hit team of Colom­bian nation­als.’ Even a cur­sory read­ing of the head­lines revealed, to our amaze­ment, there weren’t, hadn’t been, three men involved . . . there had been eight. Three men may be a hit ‘team. Eight is a hit ‘squad.’ So this is clearly active dis­in­for­ma­tion; even news­pa­per reporters can count to ten . . . unaided.”

25. In addi­tion to the Colom­bian exe­cu­tion team, Jose Coutin was impli­cated in the mur­der. “Six men had been arrested at var­i­ous stages of attempt­ing to flee the scene. A sev­enth, Rafa Car­dona, who had dis­patched the team, was safely ensconced in Colom­bia . . . at least for a while. He was charged in absen­tia for plan­ning the hit, but was him­self mowed down, in a spray of auto­matic gun­fire inside his antique car deal­er­ship, in Colom­bia later that year. Then there was the ‘eighth man,’ Miami CIA ‘asset’ Jose Coutin, who had sup­plied the machine gun. More on him in a moment. . .”

26. “Richard Sharpstein’s client, Miguel Velez, aka ‘Cum­babamba,’ has been described as a ‘CIA hit man’ in the New York press, where he was wanted for mur­der. It was a total fluke that he was caught. He was done in by a deer. Ear­lier, Velez had been spot­ted, ques­tioned, and then released at the air­port, by those sharp dressers at the FBI. After escap­ing the fee­ble clutches of the FBI at the air­port, Velez had hired a cab to drive him from New Orleans to Miami.”

27. “In the mid­dle of the night, in Merid­ian Mis­sis­sippi, the cab hit a deer at a lonely gas sta­tion on the inter­state. While wait­ing for repairs, a high­way patrol­man hap­pened by, and noticed that the sur­gi­cal out­fit worn by the cab’s pas­sen­ger fit the descrip­tion released by Baton Rouge police of one of the trig­ger­men. Offi­cers imme­di­ately put Velez in hand­cuffs. The cab­bie, irate at los­ing such a big fare, pro­fessed to the cops that he couldn’t under­stand why the police were mak­ing such a fuss over a dead deer. . . .”

28. “Police then raided two ‘safe’ houses in Algiers, a seamy sub­urb of New Orleans, and nabbed Bernardo Vasquez and Louis Quintero-Cruz, the other two men later con­victed, as well as John Car­dona, brother of the man fin­gered at the trial, Rafa Car­dona Salazar. Elib­erto Sanchez was caught try­ing to flee at the New Orleans Inter­na­tional Air­port. Jose Rente­ria was nabbed the next day while wait­ing to board a plane in Miami. The ‘eighth man’ in the assas­si­na­tion is Jose Coutin, who had sup­plied the weapons for the hit. He is thus, by law, guilty of mur­der; or, at the very least, of con­spir­acy to mur­der. But being con­nected means never hav­ing to say you’re sorry. . .”

29. “Coutin was never even charged with a crime. He went on to tes­tify before the Kerry Com­mit­tee, say­ing, no doubt, any­thing his ‘bene­fac­tors’ wanted him to say. Coutin was the pro­pri­etor of the Broad­way Bou­tique, a Miami fash­ion shop with a unique inven­tory: ladies cloth­ing in the front, and mil­i­tary gear in the back. Accord­ing to Les­ley Cock­burn in ‘Out of Con­trol,’ he was a well-known CIA asset, FBI infor­mant, and Con­tra weapons sup­plier. Why Sanchez and Car­dona were sim­ply deported and never charged with mur­der has never, unsur­pris­ingly, been sat­is­fac­to­rily explained. . .”

30. “But what hap­pened to Jose Rente­ria is reveal­ing. Tes­ti­mony at the trial of the three accused of killing Seal revealed that Rente­ria had been the cut-out between Coutin, known to be linked to Oliver North, and the shoot­ers, to whom he deliv­ered the weapons from Coutin. . . So Jose Renteria’s case was sev­ered from the trial of the other three.”

31. “It was the strangest thing,’ says attor­ney Sharp­stein. ‘He was sev­ered on some odd the­ory that he wasn’t at the mur­der scene. What really hap­pened is he had indi­cated that he might, in exchange for a deal, be will­ing to talk. . . . Some­one on the gov­ern­ment side was clearly not very eager for that to hap­pen. Accord­ing to trial tes­ti­mony, it was Rente­ria who took pic­tures of the mur­der. When his cam­era was con­fis­cated by an FBI agent at the New Orleans air­port, it was opened and the film inside exposed. Rente­ria was sent to Miami to face (minor) pend­ing charges. His bosses must have felt that his was a job well-done.”

32. ” ‘They cut him a deal, they made a fast plea and he was in and out, serv­ing a bit of time and then being deported,’ states Sharp­stein. ‘The result was we never got to hear the story he was ready to sing at the trial.’ And Coutin? ‘Same thing,’ Sharp­stein said. ‘They made a deal with him; he tes­ti­fied at the trial, and then later before the Kerry hear­ings in Wash­ing­ton. I was the lawyer who brought up his CIA and Con­tra con­nec­tions in the trial, because I felt that there were lots of rea­sons why the CIA might want to mur­der Barry. . . .’”

33.” ‘And Coutin went crazy on the stand when I did. You’d have thought he’d been zapped with a ray gun.’ Had the Colom­bians dis­cussed motive with their lawyers? ‘They were just sol­diers,’ Sharp­stein stated. ‘They did what they were told. But in tes­ti­mony at the trial given by one of Seal’s attor­neys, Lewis Unglesby, we did finally hear about motive. . .’”

34. “Lewis Unglesby is today a promi­nent and very well-connected Louisiana lawyer. At the time his name was daily on the front page of the state’s news­pa­pers, defend­ing his long-time client and asso­ciate, Gov­er­nor Edwin Edwards. Unglesby had told us about a con­fronta­tion he had with Barry over the fact that Seal was keep­ing him in the dark about mat­ters Unglesby con­sid­ered cru­cial to defend­ing him. . . .”

35. One of the most dra­matic of the dis­clo­sures in Barry and the Boys con­cerns what Seal’s lawyer Lewis Unglesby revealed about who was con­trol­ling Barry Seal’s operations—then Vice-President George Bush! ” ‘Barry pushed the phone across the desk to me and said, ‘You want to know what’s going on? Here dial this num­ber. Tell ‘em you’re me,’ Unglesby related. ‘When I did what he requested,’ he con­tin­ued, ‘A female voice answered the phone, say­ing, ‘Vice Pres­i­dent Bush’s office, may I help you?’ ‘I said, ‘This is Barry Seal.’ She asked me to wait while she trans­ferred the call, which was imme­di­ately picked up by a man who iden­ti­fied him­self as Admi­ral some­body or other, who said to me, ‘Barry! Where you been?’”

36. Seal was try­ing to get George H.W. Bush to get the IRS off his back. He allegedly threat­ened to blow the whis­tle on the whole Con­tra scheme, includ­ing the com­plic­ity of the US gov­ern­ment and the Rea­gan admin­is­tra­tion in the mas­sive cocaine influx that bedev­iled the US in the 1980’s. ” ‘That’s when I told him that I wasn’t Barry Seal, I was his lawyer,’ said Unglesby. ‘Imme­di­ately he slammed down the phone.’ ‘So why was Barry Seal mur­dered?’ we asked Sharp­stein. ‘Unglesby said he had been with Seal when the IRS came and seized all his prop­erty,’ Sharp­stein related. ‘The IRS man said, ‘You owe us $30 mil­lion for the money you made in drug deal­ing.’ ‘Hey, I work for you,’ was Seal’s reply. ‘We work for the same peo­ple.’ ‘You don’t work for us,’ the IRS agent stated. ‘We’re the IRS.’”

37.” ‘Unglesby was with Seal when he retired to a back room,’ Sharp­stein. ‘He watched as Seal placed a call to George Bush. He heard Barry Seal tell Bush: ‘If you don’t get these IRS ass­holes off my back I’m going to blow the whis­tle on the Con­tra scheme.’ Sharp­stein spoke solemnly, aware of the grav­ity of his words. . . ‘That’s why he’s dead,’ is what Unglesby said.’”

38. “One week after the phone con­ver­sa­tion between Barry Seal and George Bush, Seal was sen­tenced to a half-way house. Two weeks later he was dead. ‘Barry Seal, you mean that agent that went ‘bad?’ Gor­don Novel had casu­ally inquired when we’d posed the ques­tion of his asso­ci­a­tions with Seal. An agent that ‘goes bad,’ as we under­stand intel­li­gence indus­try trade jar­gon, is one who con­tem­plates talk­ing. ‘Seal was gunned down, sup­pos­edly by those Colom­bians,’ says Sharp­stein. ‘But they were fed infor­ma­tion by the ass­holes in our gov­ern­ment who wanted him dead.’” (Ibid.; pp. 442–443.)

39. More about the alleged role of the CIA in Seal’s death: “The assas­si­na­tion of Barry Seal was very likely not even the first attempt on Seal’s life by North, we were told by CIA elec­tron­ics expert Red Hall, on the ground in Nicaragua with Seal on the San­din­ista drug sting. . . ‘The only thing I knew was the CIA had to do a lot with it (Barry’s mur­der.) The killers were being directed by Oliver North at the time. It was the same thing Oliver North pulled on us down in Nicaragua. Then, I didn’t know yet that Oliver North had it for Barry Seal, because he was work­ing with Oliver at that par­tic­u­lar point. We were under­cover, and we were still down there (Nicaragua), when Oliver North blew the whis­tle on us.’”

40. “Chip Tatum, another covert oper­a­tive who had known Seal and shared con­fi­dences with him, lis­tened with amuse­ment the first time we breath­lessly relayed what we’d dis­cov­ered: that Oliver North is guilty in the assas­si­na­tion of Barry Seal. . . ‘No shit, Sher­lock,’ he replied, laugh­ing. ‘It isn’t exactly the secret of the cen­tury, I can tell you.’”

41. The IRS wound up on Barry Seal’s case for rea­sons sim­i­lar to the ulti­mate appre­hen­sion of Al Capone: “Barry Seal had threat­ened George Bush over the IRS trou­ble he was hav­ing. Why couldn’t Bush have ‘taken care’ of the IRS? Per­haps he could have. But there were other Seal ‘prob­lems’ as well, like state police so dis­gusted they were threat­en­ing to go to the media with damn­ing evi­dence of offi­cial cor­rup­tion in Seal’s case, should the biggest drug smug­gler any of them had ever seen receive no ‘time’ at all. ‘Al Capone killed over five hun­dred peo­ple. What did he go to prison for?’ asked one for­mer state police offi­cial. We remem­bered. ‘Tax eva­sion?’”

42. “Exactly. Tax eva­sion. Get the pic­ture? I beat on desk­tops in IRS offices all across the United States to find some­body that would take the case, till I found a crim­i­nal inves­ti­ga­tor for the IRS named Earl Buck Holmes, will­ing to come down and set up a wardroom in my office.’ Some ‘wised-up’ local and state cops had fig­ured out that Barry Seal had been too valu­able to cer­tain peo­ple in the fed­eral gov­ern­ment of the United States of Amer­ica to ever go to prison for his crimes. . . .”

43. “Know­ing this, local law enforce­ment had done an end-around on them, and taken their case to the IRS, where they hatched a plan to at least strip Seal of some of his ill-gotten goods. Remark­ably, in the court pro­ceed­ings in nei­ther Miami nor Baton Rouge had Seal’s orga­ni­za­tional assets—like his fleet of planes—been con­fis­cated, although this is stan­dard oper­at­ing pro­ce­dure in drug cases. Why not? Because they were still being used . . .”

44. “Local and state cops, we found, to our amaze­ment, had tracked a ship­ment of cocaine to one of Seal’s ocean-going ves­sels, the Cap­tain Won­der­ful, just weeks before Seals’ mur­der. There they were met—and dis­suaded from boarding—by DEA and CIA agents. State and local cops in the South often appear to know the score. . . When we told one Louisiana law enforce­ment source what we had learned from Miami attor­ney Richard Sharp­stein, about how the hit team had been get­ting orders from Oliver North, he said sim­ply, ‘That doesn’t sur­prise me at all.’”

45. Seal was mur­dered because he was indeed get­ting ready to spill the beans about some of the unsa­vory events with which he had been involved and who was direct­ing these events: “Then we dis­cov­ered why Seal had been so uncon­cerned about being killed by the Medellin car­tel. . . ‘I asked Barry why he wasn’t wor­ried about the Colom­bians killing him,’ stated close asso­ciate, Mob pilot Rene Mar­tin. ‘He said he had told the Colom­bians he was going to pull a fast one, and tes­tify for Ochoa against the US gov­ern­ment.’ Two weeks before he died, Barry Seal had hired a pri­vate inves­ti­ga­tor in Miami, Steve Din­er­stein, to run FAA title searches on 15 dif­fer­ent air­planes he had used in his smug­gling Enter­prise. . .Seal was get­ting ready to talk about who had owned his smug­gling fleet fif­teen years ago.”

46. “Barry Seal was assas­si­nated because he was get­ting ready to talk. . . He had even con­tacted a Para­mount Stu­dios pro­duc­tion vice-president about mak­ing a movie. While the killers approached Barry Seal’s Cadil­lac in the Baton Rouge twi­light, Seal had been on his car phone with a CIA air­craft pro­cure­ment exec­u­tive in Ari­zona, Bill Lam­beth, who will him­self be mur­dered in Phoenix seven years later. Sud­denly cut off, and fear­ing the worst, Lam­beth fran­ti­cally dialed Barry’s home phone, where his wife Deb­bie answered. ‘I think something’s wrong with Barry,’ Lam­beth said omi­nously.”

47. “Deb­bie, unable to reach her hus­band, bun­dled her three small chil­dren into the car and fran­ti­cally headed for the Sal­va­tion Army half-way house where he had been sen­tenced to sleep for six months. On the way she stopped at a pay phone to make another attempt to reach her hus­band, and learned he was now ‘unreach­able.’ ‘He’s not going to the hos­pi­tal she remem­bers being told. ‘He’s dead. Don’t come here Deb­bie. Don’t.’”

48. “As she returned to her car, she could see through her tears, her three small children’s heads barely peek­ing over the car seats. And though Barry Seal is any­thing but blame­less, his three small chil­dren were. . . .They sym­bol­ize the mil­lions of lives ruined by a small but powerful group of public officials whose only pur­pose is to line their pockets with even more illicit monies at the cost of many lives. ‘All I could think of was my poor lit­tle babies. . . .My poor babies,’ Deb­bie Seal told us, chok­ing back tears. ‘I didn’t know how I was going to tell them that their Daddy was dead.’

THE CONTRA COKE TRAIN: The Denver Illuminati Zionist Connection

Dec 12: Don’t Kill the Messenger: Looking Back at the Death of Reporter Gary Webb
Gary Webb reported treasonous activities within the US govt relating to the Contra rebels and lost his life in a most unusual manner.
(SACRAMENTO, CA) – Investigative reporting is not for the faint hearted. Gary Webb, an excellent investigative reporter, was dead eight years on December 10, 2012. Webb’s death from two gun shots wounds to the head was ruled a suicide by Sacramento County coroner Robert Lyonshttp://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/12/12/dont-kill-the-messenger-looking-back-at-the-death-of-reporter-gary-webb/
Gene “Chip” Tatum was the one who gave Gary Webb the information with Terry Reed for Gary Webb’s series the Dark Alliance

We look at the case of multimillionaire American businessman and philanthropist Rick Bourke, who blew the whistle on a fraudulent scheme by international criminals to gain control of the oil riches of the former Soviet Republic of Azerbaijan — only to end up as the only person sent to jail by federal prosecutors in the massive conspiracy. Since May,

Bourke has been held in a federal prison, serving a term of one year and one day for violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act for alleged knowledge of the bribery that allegedly took place in 1998. Other investors in the Azerbaijan scheme included former Democratic Senate Majority leader George Mitchell and major institutions including Columbia University and AIG, but no one else was jailed in the United States. High-ranking former U.S. and British officials from the CIA and MI6 have raised serious concerns about the conviction of Bourke in part because the key witnesses during his trial were allegedly intelligence assets working for the U.S. government. They are not the only ones who question Bourke’s guilt. Even the judge in his case has admitted having doubts.

At the time of Bourke’s sentencing, Shira Scheindlin of the Federal District Court said, “After 10 years of supervising this case, it is still not entirely clear to me whether Mr. Bourke was a victim, or a crook, or a little bit of both.”

We speak to Bourke’s lawyer, the law professor and renowned attorney Michael Tigar, as well as former Washington Post reporter Scott Armstrong. “Why is it that they would go after the guy that blew the whistle on the thievery and bribery, Rick Bourke?” Tigar asks. “Why is it that the Czech citizen and the guy, the ex-patriot, and the German-Swiss lawyer all are walking free; the American citizen, philanthropist, and so on, is sitting in a minimum security jail? Well, investment in the Azerbaijan hydrocarbon industry is now safely in the hands of major petroleum companies. Is that a reason?”

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Stew Webb 32 Years a Federal Whistleblower
Stew Webb served in the United States Marine Corps and was Honorable Discharge. Stew was a General Contractor-Home Builder until 3 car crashes in one year and is now disabled. Stew turned Federal Whistleblower-Activist of 31 years and has been a guest on over 3,000 Radio and TV Programs since September 18, 1991 and now has his own Radio and TV Network http://www.stewwebbradionetwork.com Stew was responsible for the Congressional Investigations and hearings that lead to the Appointment of Independent Prosecutor Arlin Adams in the 1989 HUD Hearings, the Silverado Savings and Loan Hearings, the Denver International Airport Frauds hearings, the MDC Holdings, Inc. (MDC-NYSE) Illegal Political Campaign Money Laundering Colorado’s biggest case aka Keating 5 hearings and the information provided that lead to the 2008 Illegal Bank Bailout.
Stew was held as a Political Prisoner from 1992-1993 to silence his exposure by Leonard Millman his former in law with illegal charges of threatening harassing telephone calls charges which were dismissed with prejudice. Leonard Millman, George HW Bush, George W Bush, Jeb Bush, Neil Bush, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Larry Mizel, Phil Winn, Norman Brownstein, John McCain and Mitt Romney to name a few are all partners in what is known as the Bush-Millman-Clinton Organized Crime Syndicate. Leonard Millman (Deceased 2004) was member of the "Illuminati Council of 13".Your browser does not support the audio element.
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